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[ramset]

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I know Nick has problems shrinking images on his phone
Schematic for above post.

[AlienGrey]

Nick nice view of the palm trees out the window

Also can't help notice sagging of tube is it getting hot ? wondering id it has any shorts, just asking ? ps looks a great set up though.

Ramset that's just a bit too small to read stuff off devices


Where is extra coil winding ?

[lost_bro]

Good day !
I have came across 2 videos and i want to share them with you .. probably is just "old news"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=poC07RRRCfo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WUPIWmE-SQ

He is not using a "standard" grenade , The length of the wire is 56 m.
In the first video he is exciting the inductor with a signal generator, he found a frequency sweet spot where he gets "bubbles" on the output of the grenade, around 15.43kHz.
In the second video he has replaced the signal generator with the push-pull, yoke, series cap and he found again the "bubbles" in the system. But using the yoke that effect is dependent on the PSU voltage.
The grenade has no tesla coil connected, so this effect is not dependent on some pulser ..
I don't know who the guy is or what he accomplished.
I don't have access right now at the workbench, I want to ask if anyone have found the same bubble effect  on the grenade or on the inductor.

Good day Zalmoxis

Thanks for sharing the links:

I have attached a few scope shots from a PLL (phase lock loop) circuit demonstating the same *bubble effect*.

Basically any sine wave at a _certain_ time base setting relative to the frequency of the sine wave can produce this type of effect.

When a *coil* is driven by a _square_ waveform, (ie; push pull inverter for example), and as it passes through a resonant point, *if* the time base on the scope is set accordingly, then the *bubble effect* will be seen.  This is caused by the fact that the as the reactances cancel and the coil's frequencies cross through a resonant point, the square drive wave becomes a sine wave across the coil.

On one of my attached scope-screen shots, you can see that as the time base is *changed* the bubble effect becomes apparent.

This is *useful* to note when and if your coil is operating in a *resonant* state.  This can be seen on the PLL scopeshot,  You can see how the PLL changes its frequency to track the Resonant point of the circuit by the apparent shifting of the sinewave frequency in relation to the static timebase.

hope this helps.......

take care, peace
lost_bro

[NickZ]

   Sorry for messing up the thread with that full sized image of the TopRuslan schematic. I tried to removed it and place the right image that I have already resized, but as there is no modify button, I couldn't. So, perhaps the admin can take care of that when they see it.  It was an oversight on my part as I do have resized ones. Me bad.

   AG: yes, the grenade/Kacher former tube has sagged a bit in the middle from overheating after some long run times. As the coils are thick heavy wire, the inside filled with ferrite and the former tube is sink drain tube which is thin walled. But, there is also some slack between the Kacher tube and the grenade tube, as there are two tubes, one slides into the other. That is my original grenade and my only grenade, and it has been used to light up to 650w worth of bulbs at times. So, there was a lot of heat given off by the coils.
   I have not tried the bifilar wound yoke primary, until I see one of us using it on a self runner.
   Up to now I only see relatively poor output from most of our bulbs. No OU, and nowhere close to 500-1000w output. Much less 2000-4000w worth of bulbs lit up, even partially, such as Ruslan, Akula, Poma, Adrian, TK, and several other Russians have obtain from their set ups. I'm still wondering whats up with that. No OU prize for us yet?

[endlessoceans]

   Sorry for messing up the thread with that full sized image of the TopRuslan schematic. I tried to removed it and place the right image that I have already resized, but as there is no modify button, I couldn't. So, perhaps the admin can take care of that when they see it.  It was an oversight on my part as I do have resized ones. Me bad.

   AG: yes, the grenade/Kacher former tube has sagged a bit in the middle from overheating after some long run times. As the coils are thick heavy wire, the inside filled with ferrite and the former tube is sink drain tube which is thin walled. But, there is also some slack between the Kacher tube and the grenade tube, as there are two tubes, one slides into the other. That is my original grenade and my only grenade, and it has been used to light up to 650w worth of bulbs at times. So, there was a lot of heat given off by the coils.
   I have not tried the bifilar wound yoke primary, until I see one of us using it on a self runner.
   Up to now I only see relatively poor output from most of our bulbs. No OU, and nowhere close to 500-1000w output. Much less 2000-4000w worth of bulbs lit up, even partially, such as Ruslan, Akula, Poma, Adrian, TK, and several other Russians have obtain from their set ups. I'm still wondering whats up with that. No OU prize for us yet?

Good work Nick

Youre correct on your observations.  The Ruslan Schematic is far from OU and is missing some vital aspects of what it takes to drive heavy inductive loads with ease.  That version is not autoresonant which is vital in even getting anywhere close to UNITY 100% efficient.  As far as Akula goes he hasn't got OU. 

Those schematics that are posted here are an absolute mess.